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STATE UNIVERSITY.
opENrNG WITH GREAT PROSPECTS
For tho Fall Term-The Cadets Ercamp.
mont--lsobberiss Near Parkersburg.
Grand LoigeI I. o. 9. T. at Weston.
IfJ Dastardly Attempt At Murder.
Special Correspondence otthe 1,.s,.ioeu,etr,.

Nfts'N' ee'eN3V''ut"te " He AtHlgeHctr, TYLN#l
MoRdANrowx, W. Va, Sept. 5.-Nave
in tho history Of the University has tn,
prospect for o large attendance been a!
tlattering as at the present time. Nearly
one hundred atudents have reported al
ready. and at the opening Of school or
Wednesday the number will be nearly
doubled. Ono Of the most noticeable iea,
lures Of the present asssmblspe OF attn.
dents now In tho "Athens" Ia tho large
delegation from tho first district, and es.
pecislly the outpouring Of The youths Of
Wheslng: There are ten present from
the Nail City, and all have not reported,
The people Of West Virginia are awaking
to the TACT that within the limits Of our
own little State superior educational ad.
vantageH arc offered their sons. Since
tho eradication Of politics the University
has had d steady and healthy growth and
tho confidence roposed inahe present adj.
ministration speaks volumes, '5g ,gi
Camp Robinson Is the name given the
encampment Of State Cadets. Tho most
rigid military discipline is observed, which
Ia bringing tho new recruits into practice
and strengthening the old ones in tho art
OF military science. Drills are held three
times day, guard mounting at 8 A. NJ,
Reville Ia sounded at 5:3OiA. NJ. and ali
are required to retire at $3.50 P. NJ. Tho
boys ale lattening on army fare and camp
Life is hugely enjoyed by the majority
present. Lieutenant ]. L. Wilson, Com
mandant OF Cadets, is always on the alert
and while enforcing the strictest discip.
line gees that all are comfortably situated
and taken beat OF care in case Of eicknees,
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1aterferonco yith n1ls.ionnlrry, work. IS &;

CAnrHAaE, LIS, September o.-Mrs.
Frank Rand and her daughter Carrie, re.
turned to this city last week from the
Ponapee islands, where che and her hun.
band have been engaged in missionary
work for thirteen years. The occasion Of
her return was tho difficulties that have
been created by the SpaniRrds taking
possession OF the Caroline islands and
presenting auch obstacles as render all
missionary work nueatory. Mrs. Rand
starts for Boston to-day to lay before the
American board OF missions the true
situation under Spanish rule. "a gSt'Sts Z.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND engaged in the
noble effort OF forming tariff policy to
unite his party, is one Of the inspiring
Bpectaclea Of the time. The tariffs new
topic to Mr.. Cleveland, and an ADLER man
could not hatch 9 scheme that would suit
all the leaders and stand q chance to
catch following enough to elect the next
President. Fishing is Mr.. Cleveland's
strong holt. ..T 81 ''Hs
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The Belmont county ticket, being trans.
lated, means that the Republicans over
the river are determined to have IL all
thsir own way this year. They have
wisely chosen men for whom they can
claim the public confidence. With Poor
man and McKelvey the Legislative ticket
is particularly strong. "a
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OTTowA, Sept. O. Tho fall term Of the
Supreme Court meets here to-day. The
cases Of tho convicted Chicago anarchists
are to be decided, and the fate Of the sew sew.
en- men condemned to death and II Neebe,
condemned to twenty-five years. imprison.
ment, will be decided, It is thought the
court stands si1 to one in favor Of affirm.
Ing tho asntence Q! tho lower court, Il.
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/. o. G. T. Grnnd1y we,oom,,,I.

aseia! Dt,oateh to the Latel!tgescer. III
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. G.-About City
I. o. G. II. delegates arrived today to at.
tend tho tweaty.aecond annusl meeting
OF the Grand Lodge, which opens here to.
morrow. A banquet was given them st
the Opera House tonight, which was
grand II tho extreme. The lodge here is
giving them o welcome which will long
be remembered. +'--N =, 9
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Sioux Cry, IA, Sept! Geo. Carey,
living at Ponder, Neb., about ten miles
from this city, was arrested yesterday on a
charge preferred by hin daughter, aged 10,
in which che alleges that during tho past
six month"; ho had tried on many occa-
sions to ravish her. Tho last attempt wac
on Thursday. Carey has bsen arrested.
Lyuching is spoken Of s,Tlllf.,, ~ b
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Trouble Threaten cd by the Cookers.

PlrTsBunaH, Sept GA Post Eyerson
special says: The conference to-day held
at this place between the coke operators
and labor committee was dieappo;ut-
ment to, the cookers, inasmuch as a scale
was not agreed upon. The operators pre-
sented exactly the same scale that they
presented on August 10, excepting some
slight change, giving the car forkers and
trapper-boys a email increaae in wages,
which the labor committee refused to &C.
cept. The scale did not even grant an
increase In wages and WAC strictly iron
clad. The labor leaders are very indig.
nant over the action Of the employers
and say there will DO trouble unless a
satisfactory settlement is reached in a few
dayB. j't,ssl3s :. -, 90 ~ -.
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Federated Assoc atlolnu. ~ in seIv.i i,

1 INDIANAPOLIS, IsD,, Sept. s.-About
fity delegates, representing Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Illinois
are In session here !. holding the third
annual convention OF the Federated Asso.
citation Of Miners and Mine Laborera OF the
United States. The executive officers re-.
port that the federation has been highly
successful in it's dealings with operators,
and during the past eighteen months there
have been nc, strikes. No business Of i'm.
portance was transacted to-day. W. ) "a,
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Policeman dubbed to Death,

PAEKEnsEuRa, W. Va, Sept. G.-Polico-
man William Bowman attempted to arrest
five colored men near Huntingdon, last
night, when they assaulted him with
clubs and beat him 80 seriously that death
resulted in q few. hours. Tho negroes
are under arrest. Lyuching is threatened
but they 1re carefully guarded. ~
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THE B. C O., DEAL.
VARIOUS nEpoRrs CIRCULATED.
A Rumor that Samuel Spencer Inns beef
Elected President Garreips Successor.
Spencer Himself Denies TIA History 2
of tho Fight with the ponnn. Co. Il

| +,
BALTIMORE sept. G.-The american TO-
day publishes the following: g53,
The ouestion an N who aha,, ar m oel
p,o.itont Gor,o,t !. ,...t,,, m. .I T"h
,. ,oo1oeu' S"''''s 40 set'1eu' Mt. 'ohn
hlng' lrr VINO was looked upon favorably
cannot take tho position because he Is viz.
tuallv trustee Of thu E,,e ,o,d ma wol, a,
u, p...,son. M Tc. ~ ~ "e'' ~
:" iise,uon'' MI. Az. oAsaett was men
toned, but his intimate connections with
the Pennsylvania road were against bia
accountability. Ns,a =
Tha 49, ,,h A. -.
1ne in"n VIM 'he synalcate nave set
tied upon as possessing all the require
ments ia the present First Vice President
of the Baltimore 4 Ohio ,oad Not orly
Ala ~. oh,,,tr ~ . o .oaa' wv ou' ~;
olu nls Aolt''y as manager and ms WORK
IN connection with the road commend
him, but when he conducted the nepotia.
tions which ended in tina contract tho avn
,It,,.o hoo.mo ~ ..s. H so'."s. 'Ao ~ -,
;th ~, Oeoan ~ sno.1ugniy impressed
shou. 1 .;,a u tna .nst " took ony
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Mr.. BLAlNE's polite attentions to the
Prince Of Wales must not be ,misunder-
stood. There are many things for Il. R.
II. to learn, and Mr.. Blaine is one of the
beat OF teachers. By the way, wouldn't 1t
be odd If Wales and Blaine were some
day to exchange congratulations as King
and President? VIZ. -.,g
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Three Of rnem Horribly Muurlsd.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Ga special from
Mount Vernon, Ill, says: At nine o'clock
this morning threaher engine on the
farm Of William Bumphug, at Garden
Springs, twelve miles from Mount Yer-
non, exploded. injuring five men, three Of
them fatally. Bumphus was blown ncarly
to pieces, another had both legs blown OF
and third had an arm blown of. a5,.
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Tho Decline Continues.

BALTIMORE, Sept. G.-Atthe stock board
to-day Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad nhares
aold at lao, but before the close eleven
shares brought only l493. Just before tho
c!ose, twelve shares were offered for which
no bid was made. Until the affairs OF tho
railroad are settled 1t is thought here tho
decline will continue. !
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Z MANSFIELD, o., Sept. EMANUEL Chew,
aged eighty, who was assaulted and rob.
bed by masked burglars on tho night Of
August 25. neGr Lucas, this county, died
yesterday from injuries sustained from
being beaten by the robbers. Two brothers
named spaydo have been 2 arrested,
charged with the crime. i !$ !, s5E.sllgf,
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WAYNEsnURG. Sept. 6.-Ellaworth Cage,
John Sanders and 3 young man named
Hager were lodged in thajail he1s charged
with having sburgla1izsd the store Of
McOleiland Brothers Of Graynville few
days ego. Ga Sunday they made key
OF cNse knife and succeeded in setting
themselves at liberty. Gage, the youngest
OF tho party, is but $ r:ere boy, being not
more than 10 or 20 years ct, age, il At has
already served q tenn in tbs peniten.
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Indicted for Imp porting roreIrn 1nnor.,

Indicted for Importing Foreign Labor.
BosToN, Sept. G.-The recent i'm orta-
tons into this port from Ireland Of five
female epinnese by Ross, Turner & Co.,
manufacturing Of Irvine, thread, etc, has
reaulted in q suit by the United States
against the firm for a violation OF the
Y nitsd states statute prohibiting the i'm.
portation OF foreign labor. The knights
OF Labor for the district where tho factory
is located brought the matter to the IT.
seution OF the United States Attorney,
WHO bss begun proceedings. The penalty
is 81 900 in each case. :. So
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1 County Justice Killed from Ambush.

MEMpls, Tenn, Sept. Esquire Moore,
respected citizen Of Cross county, AK,
was shot from ambush and instantly
killed yesterday. A young man whom
the Squire had fined for some misdemean.
or q lew, days before is thought to have
committed the crime. 5 ~ -
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BERLIN, Sept. G.-The Emperor and
Empress departed for Babelsburg at 7
o'clock this evening. Tho North German
Gaselte refers to the persistence Of cores.
pondents OF London newspapers in al.
leging that Meeting is impending be.
tween Emperor William and the Czar,
and reiterates that in Official quarters
nothing is known Of any such meeting.
Or. Wegner, under instructions from the
Grown Prince, had long audience with
the Emperor to-day, and reported to him
on the present condition Of the P1ince's
health. - " OWES .. =. b -. q
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THE SEARCH CONTINUES {,

@ A later dispatch says that 1t has boon
ascertained that thoro wore two hundred
persons occupying aeats in the gallery,snd
Of theHe over 100 Lost their lives. ~ + IT.
The search for bodies still goes on. Il
is very probable that the total number Of
deaths will never. be ascertained, owing to
the fact that come OF the bodies were co,n.
plotely calcined. The stalls o! stabls bs.
longing to hotel adjacent to tho theatre
arc filled with remaina that 1t is in,posgi.
BILE to identify. 552IsSy1S,1 J. = ~ % ),
Most Of the killed were adultB and chief.
ly msn. But few children perished = Tim
municipal authoritiea held special meet.
ing to-day, and arrangedfor the interment
Of all unidentified bodies. n n 1900.
LATER-More bodies have bseni 1taken1,
from the ruins. The chsrred remaina Of
twenty peraono were discovered in one
heap. ~ 4 - = ~
A mother, father and child were found
clasped in one embrace. All Tires had
been burned to death. T7Sz'-"S :, -
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Bay Stnte Prullibltioniets,

BosToS, Sept. 6.-ghe Massachusetts
Prohib!tionis.s will hold d State Couven.
ton in Mechanical Hall, Worcester, to-
morrow. u,
Tho platform will BIO written by Rev.
Jamea NJ. Gray, pastor OF the Reformed
Ep!acopal church Of this city, and editor
OF tho party organ, the Public Good. Tho
convention at the same time will select
four delegates to the National Conyen.
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TIE Ring Theatre, Of Vienna, the The
asre ComiQue, OF Paris, and the Royal
Of Exeter, should make lasting imprea.
sion to good purpose. Beauty and com.
fort are not fair exchange for safety,
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SINCE GOV. Hill gave Preaident Cleye-
land mortgage on himself, he has had
hard work to keep from dropping Iout Of
public notice. Tho.e isn't much glory in
being the silent partner in a concern OF
that character. l6 T-4'.4l.
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Ixea Ahand OF ths f,nm,a ].

New YonK, Sept. 6.-The schedules in
the assignment Of Henry s. Ives L CO.
have been filed in the Court OF Common
Pleas. They show: Liabilities Sl7 $685.
175 IS; nominal assets, SIS, 664 ,2G3 81.
Their equity amounts to 100000, The
asslgnee's bond is for $3.50 ,OOO. i. 'i.'2 ! I
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Suicide o. u Clergyman t,1uy

Los ASssLEs. CAL, Sept. e.-The body
Of the Rev. J.A. Frober has been found.
He committed suicide. Moroueness, caus.
ed by the failure Of some Of his plans, led
to the deed. Z He was formerly professor
in Johns Hopkins university. dis par.
ents are now in Prairie City, Ills, 20 10
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Slowly Choking to Deatl,

MciEEspoRr, Pa, Sept. Cat wo-year.
odd boy oi John Cunningham, Of Reynold.
ton, swallowed q peanut kernel, which
lodged in tho lungs where the bronchial
tube joins that organ. He appears to be
gradually choking to death aud will not
survive, 55$i;l., il34f "a 4, IA
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IT will never be precisely known how
many persons lost their lives in the Chats.
worth railroad wreck. Enough bodies
have been found from first to last to show
that tho early reports fell short of the
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Some Shooting,

Il DuHueus, Iowa, Sept. CDR. Carver in
his shooting exhibition here to-day broke
LOCO glass balls in forty.three minutes
and twanty.three and one halt seconds,
Fosty.dys minutes was the time allotted,
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The Baltimore newspapers arc trying to
convince themselves that they are not de.
pressed by tho railroad deal, but really
they haven't cracked smile since Friday
Of last week. 20i-9H
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Cardinal Gibbons, 1,esld enoo Ko n

= BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The residence Of i
Cardinal Gibbons was robbed on Sunday (
Of tTo valuable rings, one Of which was a (
present from Pope Lso. They were stolen /
from drawer In the library, the lock Of
which the thief cut out. No clue 10 the
thief hes been obtained, lls5.sES5..1 Z /
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OMAHA, NED., Sept. 6.-This city was
noisy Tith enthusiasm yesterday over the
reunion Of the Grand Army Of Nebraska.
Fully 50,0Oo strangers are expected. The
veterans are quertered in Camp John a.
Logan. General Faiychild is present, & Z
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1
and he was declared the nominee ami,
great enthusiasm, tho cheers nearly rails
ing the roof. ~ {a''s. is5lSt l5|
For the second nominee Mr.. a. T. Nc
Kelvey was chosen on tho 9th ballot. :
COMBATING THE TICKET. f9
For Probate Judge Pultney TOWNSHIP
presented tho name Of the present incum
bent, Isaac II. Castor. Warren secondet
the nomination, and Bridgeport moved {
suspension Of the rules aud lhe nomina
tlon Of Mr.. CASTOR by reclamation. The
nomination was tho most enthusiastic vel
given. M +, S Gt';s 4 '''5a,all i5'lI'I n ~ :
For Treasurer Pease moved tho nomin,
alton Of the present efficient incumbent,
George Robinson, by acclamatiop, and
1t was given as heartily as tho preceding
one. 3&Sf.J (, N ID ,5gl 6r4', I[l :
For Prosecuting Attorney Putney pre-.
scented the name OF Jesae W. Hollinps.
worth and Bridgeport seconded 1t. War.
rem presented tho name oil J. Wilbur
Nichols. There being two candidates a
ballot was necessary which resuted In the
nomination Of Mr.. Holliugs worth by GS
votes to Mr.. Nichols 90, but Mr.. Nichols
name was withdrawn and Hollingsworth'a
nomination made unanimous before the
vote was announced. 95IEslB
For Commissioner, everybody called for
the nomination Of W. Berry, the pres.
ent abused incumbent, and It was accord.
ed him by reclamation. lGI3 SIS
For Infrmary Director, Burgett Nc.
Connaughey was nominated by acclama.
ton. 742T i'g,r n .' ll.,fs 3. - 1T5lnrI
I, For Coroner, A. NJ. F. Boyd, Of Bellairo,
was nominated by reclamation. sI
The County Central. Committeeman
were reported as follows: Colerain, W.
A. Sharon, 7. N. Adams; Flushing, o. S.
Holloway, W. F. Hays; Goshen, Joseph
Heed, o. A. Douden Kirkwood, Dr.. viii.
liam Jones, A. ]. Wheatly Meade, W. W.
Smith, William Hammond PEACE,
Dr.. J. NJ. Todd, w. A. Brown,
N. R. 6my!ie, Henry Single; (the
First ward had no committee
mem; Pultney, Thomas Garrett, f. L.
Bertschey, James Hamilton, O. L. Shut.
tleworth, W. II. Thompson, Charles II.
Baltzell Richland, John Pollock, p. W.
He!pbringer; Smith, TT. Ault; Somerset,
Thomas Wilson, j. +. Weedman; Union,
Q: O. Sheppard; Warren, s. B. Piper;
Washington, A. H. Caldwell; Wayne,
Andrew Porter6eld; Wheeling, A.. D.
Riggs; York, John Boyer.
The convention adjourned while some
Of the delegates were calling ior speeches
from Hollingsworth and Poorman.
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. A Town Destroyed.

SAN FRASolsco, Sept. GA dispatch
from Calico, smo1l village in South Cali.
fornia, states that the Business portion Of
that place was burned rlaat night, The
!ocs is Estimated at between SIT, 900 and
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TIE WINNING TICKET
NAMED AT DELLAiRE YESTERDAY
by tho belmont County Republlcans-A
large Attendance OF Representative Mon
at the Convention and Desire nInni.
fest to Select tho best Men, .,
For REPRESENTATIVES, Q. L, pooaNAy. a. T.

MCKINLEY. A "a ~ 9tll'
For Probate Judge. I,AAc Il. CASTOR.
For Treasurer, GEORGE ROBINSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney, JESSE ". HOLLlNGs
WORTH. ,tFs a. ggi An " =
For County Commissioner. ". J. BERRY. n, =. Z
For lnarmary Director, BURdETr MocoN
AUGIEY. G5 A N. !, NJ
For Coroner, A. N. +. BOYD. li'
This Is the admirable ticket selected By
the Republicans Of Belmont County :al
Bellaire yesterday. hi
Likewise thoss are tho gentlemen who
will represent Belmont County alter the
election In the various olllces for which
they are named, ai 0yTC ~ r. !,
1t Is doubtful II q better ticket could
have been selected. Mr.. Robinson and
Judge CASTOR are the present able and
satisfactory incumbents Of the Offices for
which they are named. Mr.. Berry, also,
has been faithful and compstent Com.
missioner. Mr.. McConaughey and Mr..
Boyd are gentlemen Of well known pro.
blty and intelligence and will give strength
to the ticket. Mr.. Hollingsworth Is q
prominent lawyer, and ABIDE from his a..
ness as a lawyer has the, additional
strength OF living In Flushing, a township
noted for seldom having had an office
before. 539%& = ~ ~
Bot 1t Is especially in the candidates for
Representative that the ticket is impreg.
nable. Col. Poorman as q member Of the
House last term did the county tho best
service OF any Representative for many
years. He achieved distinction BY expos.
ing the Democratic election frauds and
won the gratitude and consideration Of
the party in tho nation at large, The
convention honored itself, as the county
will honor herself, by naming him as bis
own successor. "a lSIFr''Il5; = I2,i7T7
MIR; A.. T: McKelvey has never been be.
fore the public for an Office. A progress.
i've, public spirited man, practical
farmer and leader Of the farmers Of the
county, q thinking man, active alao In all
the good works Of the church and State,
his selection was one which needed but
to be limited at to impress its eminent it,
nees on oil who knew him personally or
by reputation. n 10.
The convention met in the Elysian rink,
roomy and convenient hall, It was
fully attended by representative men Of
the party and county. Among the dele.
gates were Huch men as Jesse Holliuoa.
worth, +: Q. Robinson, Dr.. Todd, W. s.
Hob6s, L. P. Bailey, George Jepson, T.
". Emerson, James O. Tallmau, A.
Roeder, s. s. MCGOWAN, John K. Wier,
q. r. Leasure, while among the lockers
on were noted Judge Cochran aud Charles
Il. Arrick, leading candidates for the
nomination for State Senator, Mr..
j. Q. Gray, DR.. Cooke, the Bridge
port postmaster, A. H. Mitchell,
and eeveral from other counties, among
them John W. Dougherty,r of the Woods.
field Gazette, and B. F. Meighen aud Hans
Criswell, of Moundsville. The only
colored delegate wac Prof. John Hamilton,
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lf Ohio Democrats had been wise they
would have saved this years campaign
exortionH for next year. Nothing like
massing your forces and having fun,
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The Baltimore & Ohio COTS to New York
alter all, but 1t COOS there tied up in red
tape, billed to the big syndicate, and 1t
goes via the Pennsylvania. 80 IN
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pooRMAN AMI M'rp,vpv

< Mr.. Robinson moved that the rules be
suspended and COL Poorman be nomina.
ted by reclamation. The rules adopted
declared this motion out Of order If objec-
ton was made BY two or more delegates.
Objection was made and q ballot ordered.
The vote resulted: Al 533lif2 ~ tS..,,,II
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Gine Nttellilqe1ttIGr9,r1:.
once. Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street,
He is particularly mean thief who
would rob the only Cardinal we have In
the country. a.GN I.g'n "a.
GENERAL GREELEY must have heard
that our streets needed aprinkllng. When
he turned on the hose he did we'll. Nh

WHEN Memorial Park becomes an 90.
tsbllshed fact the people Of Wheeling will
wonder how they did 80 long without It,
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SECOND BALLOT:

Y The third showed little change. On the
fourth Poosman had Al votes; 1t took 4S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-07

For Probate Judge, I'AAc II. CASTOR. Al.
For Treasurer, GEORGE ROBINSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney, JEssE ". IiOLIlNGs.